Bagels are great, but what if you could turn your favorite bagel & cream cheese combo into an over-sized breakfast sub that the whole family can share and enjoy together? This everything bagel bundt pan sub sandwich is just that- a fully loaded, over-sized sub sandwich made to feed even the hungriest crowd at breakfast or brunch.

Breakfast is so hard for me. Like for real. I am just not a morning person. At all, and that’s putting it mildly.

You know those coffee cups you see on Facebook memes? The ones with tick mark lines on them. Each line, in order, goes something like- ‘Shh’, ‘Not Yet’, ‘Almost’, and at the very bottom of the mug ‘OK talk.’

That’s literally me and the coffee cup gauge is 100 % accurate. My kids are hungry long before I’m ready to actually get going in the mornings, especially on the weekdays.

Mama needs every precious second of alone time and structure to keep the day’s waiting chaos at bay.

Luckily, the weekends are more laid back. We totally embrace the whole lazy & lackadaisical vibe on Saturdays & Sundays.

Brunch is our thing then- and it’s usually served anywhere between 12 & 2pm. The kids don’t mind though because it’s a fancy affair that includes a delicious spread.

It usually has several key components though- eggs, multiple meats, a bread, and potatoes always make up some part of the meal.

So honestly it could be anything including breakfast enchiladas, diner style home fries, & even our infamous breakfast mac and cheese on the menu.

Those are all great, and I love each and every one. Plus so many more that I haven’t mentioned. Recently though, it’s been my turn to man the griddle on the weekends and to plan the menu.

Since nobody can complain if they aren’t cooking, I decided to try my hand at something a little bit different. A breakfast sandwich, but one made to serve a hungry crowd.

And that’s exactly what I did when I made & served this amazing Everything Bagel Bundt Pan Sub Sandwich. It is pretty much my wildest breakfast/brunch idea come true, and it doesn’t disappoint!

The best part of this breakfast sandwich, other than it’s made for a crowd, is the everything bagel seasoning on the outside. It’s like your favorite breakfast bagel, but transformed into delectable sandwich form.

Everything bagel seasoning is becoming more popular. And as with all trendy things, that means it’s more often found in local grocery stores.

That’s not always the case though, especially if you don’t live in a city, traditional suburb, or a grocery hub. Luckily, the seasoning itself is easy enough to throw together in a snap and uses fairly common ingredients!

How To Make Everything Bagel Seasoning From Scratch:

Making your own bagel seasoning is easier than you’d think! Just a couple pantry staple seasonings are all you need.

4 tablespoons of dried chopped onions
4 tablespoons of dried minced garlic
4 tablespoons poppy seeds
4 tablespoons sesame seeds
2 tablespoons kosher salt

Mix everything together and store it in a clean jar, sealed until ready to use. Told ya it was super easy to make your own!

With that done, it’s time to make the giant bagel portion of this delicious, over-sized, whole meal-in-one breakfast sandwich for a crowd.

How To Bake An Over-Sized Bundtwich Loaf Of Bread

Pretty sure all us sandwich lovers can agree that bread is a great thing. Maybe our forte even. One of the biggest things that separates a good sandwich from a great sandwich is without a doubt the quality of bread.

Good bread, that bakery style bread is key. If you don’t live in the city though, or some other Mom & Pop bakery dense area- it can be hard to find.

Luckily, with out short cut version- we get that same bakery level quality, with minimal work/effort. No yeast or kneading involved here y’all. In fact the secret is using two tubes of Pillsbury’s refrigerated french bread dough.

It’s not hard to find. Look in the refrigerated biscuit section of your local grocers. It is however one of my favorite secret kitchen hacks.

To make the bundtwich bread, liberally spray a large bundt pan with non stick cooking spray. Set it aside. If you’d prefer you can also prepare the pan by liberally coating it in butter. Both methods work well to prevent the dough from sticking.

Remove the two rolls of dough from their respective cans, but do not actually unroll them. Leave them in log form, and roll them in the everything bagel seasoning to evenly coat.

Place one log in one half of the bundt pan, and the second log in the other half squishing them gently if needed so that the ends meet together without over lapping.

Using your fingers seal the edges closed to ensure the dough bakes up as one single unbroken round loaf.

Bake the dough at 350 degrees for 35 minutes, or until cooked through and the crust has turned a beautiful shade of golden brown.

Remove the dough from the oven, and set it aside allowing it to cool for a full ten minutes undisturbed. Carefully run a butter knife around the edges of the bread to release it from the pan.

Turn the cooked loaf out onto a wire cooling rack, and let it finish cooling completely. Once cooled, it can be sliced in half using a sharp serrated bread knife.

If you omit the bagel seasoning, this bread makes great bundtwich sandwiches with cold cuts like this cold cut bundt pan sub sandwich. It’s also great with ham & pimento cheese, as seen here. Both versions make perfect party subs for serving crowds at parties and on game days.

Now you’re ready to prepare the rest of the ingredients and assemble them on the sandwich as instructed.

Don’t be tempted to skip the cream cheese! I promise it doesn’t taste funky in lou of something more traditional than say, mayonnaise.

This isn’t any breakfast sandwich, but a bagel themed one & whipped cream cheese it the ultimate compliment when spread on a seasoned bagel.

While we love this breakfast bundt pan sub sandwich as written, the sandwich ingredients themselves have some wiggle room to allow for personal preference.

Another great way to enjoy it we’ve found is to keep the cream cheese & spinach, but skip the bacon eggs and cheese. Instead we added our favorite lox, also known as thinly sliced smoked salmon, for a really tasty combination.

Breakfast & brunch have gotten an upgrade with a fun new way to get your eggs & bacon in, as long as your bagel & cream cheese fix with this savory everything bagel bundt pan sub sandwich.

Other Tasty Ways To Use Your Bundt Pan That Aren’t Cake

Bread isn’t the only thing you may not have known you can make in your bundt pan. Here are some of our other favorite things to bake in the traditional cake pan:

Chocolate Caramel Pretzel Monkey Bread
Stuffing– yes, homemade holiday stuffing everyone raves about!
Pepperoni Pizza Pull Apart Bread

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